A few weeks ago, I mentioned here that I had seen a flock of turkeys grazing in a field near the beginning of Dixie Canyon Road, but I was going too fast and it was not a safe place to stop, so no photo. Well, yesterday, on my way home in a steady rain, I thought I'd slow down and take a peek. There they were! Around 30. I had appointments to keep, so I got a few photos from the front seat of my car. Fellow blogger Sierrosmith informed me that a group of turkeys is called a rafter. I can't get used to that. After all, "what's in a name?"
A few weeks ago, I mentioned here that I had seen a flock of turkeys grazing in a field near the beginning of Dixie Canyon Road, but I was going too fast and it was not a safe place to stop, so no photo. Well, yesterday, on my way home in a steady rain, I thought I'd slow down and take a peek. There they were! Around 30. I had appointments to keep, so I got a few photos from the front seat of my car. Fellow blogger Sierrosmith informed me that a group of turkeys is called a rafter. I can't get used to that. After all, "what's in a name?"
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